What does it actually cost to sell?
Marketplaces that take a percentage of every sale keep taking it on every sale, at every price. ListingFinds charges one flat plan price — and no commission, ever.
| Where you sell | What you pay |
|---|---|
| eBay Canada | 13.6% of the total sale (most categories, up to $7,500) + $0.40 per order |
| Kijiji | No commission; posting is free in most Buy & Sell categories, with per-listing fees in some categories (cars, real estate, services, jobs, pets, business) |
| Facebook Marketplace (Canada) | Free to list; no commission on Canadian sales |
| ListingFinds — Free | $0 — 3 listings for 30 days |
| ListingFinds — Featured | $24.99 — 1 listing, featured, 30 days, no auto-renew |
| ListingFinds — Power Seller | $49.99 — 5 listings, all 5 can be featured, 30 days, no auto-renew |
Sell something for $500 on eBay and the selling fee is $68.40. On ListingFinds Power Seller, five listings for a month cost $49.99 total — whether they sell for $500 or $5,000.
Percentage fees punish exactly the pieces that take longest to price right. Serston sellers: your pieces can also sit featured on ListingFinds — five listings, $49.99, no commission when one sells.
Category note: in Books, Movies & Music, eBay Canada’s final value fee is 15.3%.
Kijiji and Facebook Marketplace are free places to list, and plenty of our sellers use them too. ListingFinds is the specialist shelf next to them: a Canadian classifieds marketplace where your listings sit in their own niche categories, next to GraveListing, YachtPact, Serston and FlyBarter — and where the plan price is the whole price.
ListingFinds does not hold buyer funds and does not guarantee seller information; buyers and sellers arrange transactions directly. Fees shown for other platforms are as published by those platforms’ fee schedules, checked November 11, 2026; their fees can change — and so can ours, but the plan price you buy is the price for that 30 days, with no auto-renewal.